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ity. Prohibition is successful by about
Is majority.
LINCOLN.


CANTON, Dak., Nov. 9.-Fifteen out
OF seventeen precincts in this county
give prohibition 153 majority. The ma
Jorlty in this county last year was about
800. Eleven out of seventeen precincts
give division 1876 majority. The county,
Will give about 800 majority. Lewis is
elected commissioner over Boyce, Ind,
by 81 majority.
LA INQUIRE.
LA MoURE, OAK, Nov. 9.-Returns
from all the precincts of this county
Will show total vote of about ATS, less
than One-half that of year ago. The
majority against division is about lao.
while prohibition carries by majority
of 325.
MADISON, Oak, Nov. 9.-Reports from
several precincts in this county are not,
received. Local option is carried by a
large majority. The majority in favor
OF division will be small.
LOGAN.
STEELE, Dak., Nov. 9.-Returns from
Logan county shows that Lowery, the
new railroad town, was defeated for the
county seat after a hard fight, Napoleon
retaining the honors.
MOODY.
FLANDRAU. Oak, Nov. 9.-Complett
returns give Prohibition $40 majorit1
and Z majority against division. LOrent-
son is reelected commissioner.
EGAN, Dak., Nov 9.-The total vote
OF Moody county is as follows: For di-
vision, 1856; against division, 3S7; for the
sale, 90: against the sale, 621; for COM
mlSSlOnerS, LOrentSOn, 144: Harrison, "a.
M'INTosH.
HAsKINS, Oak, Nov. 9.-The vote in
Mcintosh county on the question of di-
vision was as follows: For division Q,
against division 217. There was no vote
on prohibition. On the proposition to
remove the county seat from HaSkins
Oh the Aberdeen, Bismarck 81 North
western railway the vote was, for re-
moving IT'S, against 42.
HOWARD, Dak., Nov. 9.-Returns in
from thirteen of the precincts in this
county would indicate that division has
a majority of at least 400, and local Op-
tion majority of 800.
MARSHALL.
BRITToN, Dak., Nov. 9.-Marshal{
county was carried for local option by
about 125 majority. Four-fifths of the
vote was against division.
STEELE.
HOPE, Dak., Nov. 9-Steele county
sion and majority in favor of prohibi-
ton.
sTUTSMAN.
JAMESTOWN. Dak., Nov, 9.-ReturnS
from every precinct in this county but
Corrinne give license 113 majority.
Corrinne will probably cut down the
majority to 95. The county gives 100
majority against division. There is gem
eral rejoicing and jubilatiOn tonight.
Flags and banners fill the streets.
SULLY.
ONIDA, Oak, Nov. 9.-Onida: For
division 3S, against l; prohibition SO,
against l; Sully county: precincts,
for division 60. against 2; prohibition
81, against 2.
REDFIELD, Nov. 9.-Returns this
evening from all but nine precincts in
the county show 544 majority in favor
of division and 324 against the sale. The
remaining precincts will not cast over
200 votes in all and will not materially
affect the result. The large vote in
favor of local option is a surprise on
both sides in this city. The saloon
licenses were granted by the city coun+
Gil and will not expire until May l.
Some trouble is anticipated, as the pro-
hibitiOn element seem bent on closing
the saloons at once, while those in the
business are equally determined to sell
until their licenses expire. The pre-
vailing opinion is that the saloon men
have the law Oh their side.
SARGENT.
FoRMAN, OAK, Nov. 9.--AdditionaH
Sargent county returns: Werner, for
prohibition II, against prohibition IA;
for division 1, against division 19: RAM
sey City, for prohibition II. against pro-
hlbitiOn 80; for division IA, against divi-
sion 30.
Harlem: For prohibition, 2S, against
12; for division 3, against 81; Sargent,
for prohibition 43, against s; for diviS-
ion 3, against 60; Brampton, for prohi-
bition As, against none; for division 3,
against "A; Hill. for prohibition ~,
Webber, for prohibition SO, against 15;.
for division 2, against 46; Southwest,
for prohibition 80, against 1 for divi+
sion none. against 81; WhiteStone, for
prohibition 10, against 6; Ruthland,
for prohibition 81, against %: for divi-
sion 2, against A. The four precincts
not yet heard from will increase these
slightly.
STARK.
DICKINSON. Nov. 9.-The majority
against division in four precincts of
Stark county is 124. The three precincts
to hear from will increase this.
WALSH.
GRAFTON, Oak, Nov. 9. 9.-Following
is the vote of Walsh county: Alex
Thompson was elected commissioner in
the Second district. Mimic, for sale 81,
against 2S, division 81, against 81; Park
River, for sale 79, against 81, for di-
vision Sc, against 46; Pulaski, for sale
81, against 16, for division IL. against
So; st. Andrews, for sale ). against 45,
for division l, against 40; Harriston, for
sale 81. against Z; for division z, against
35; Oakwo0d, for sale II, against ~, for
division IL, against AZ; Martin, for
sale 3, against 36, for division
10. against 20; Forest River, for
sale 20, against So; Walsh Center, for
sale 40, against25, for division 6, against
10. Pennington, for sale 81, against 81.
Center, for sale 46, against sale "a, for
division 9, against II. Fertile. for sale
4, against so. Glenwood. for sale 6,
against rs, for division 25, against So.
Eden, for sale 36. RushfOrd, tor sale 26,
against 20. Dundee, for sale 2, against
S6, for division 10. against 50. Medford,
for sale IL, against 8. Golden, for sale
3. against 3S. hampton, for sale 2,
against Sc, for division Z, against 46.
Cleveland, for sale l, against 1S. Nor
ton, for sale 5, Vesta, for sale 2, against
IS. Tiber, for sale 4, against 55. Perth,
for sale 10. Latona, for sale 7, against
I6.
YANKTON.
YANKToN, Dak., Nov. 9.-This county
cast TIC votes in favor of division and 72
against. A very light vote was polled.
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